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BBC News on Solar Storms - Tibbs735 - 10 October 2012
I was watching the BBC a few minutes ago, and one of the last pieces of news was on how violent solar storms "could" cause damage to "some" satellites, affecting GPS accuracy. At no point did they mention the power grid. Do you think they are withholding info from the unwashed masses? The scientist interviewed also failed to mention anything, though if she did it would probably just get cut out.
RE: BBC News on Solar Storms - Straight Shooter - 10 October 2012
paul try this. set up your compass , and clock the the readings for 1 month ( and log the readings ) that will give you something to think about! A GOOD INDICATIOR TO BO folks !
and yes i did watch it paul
RE: BBC News on Solar Storms - Pagan-Mist - 10 October 2012
If it hits the power grids then watch, it takes up to 1 year to build a transformer mayhem here we come
RE: BBC News on Solar Storms - Straight Shooter - 10 October 2012
that reminds me pm more wood more bottled gas ...... cheers !
SORRY PAUL I MENT TIBBS
RE: BBC News on Solar Storms - Barneyboy - 11 October 2012
(10 October 2012, 23:02)Tibbs735 Wrote: I was watching the BBC a few minutes ago, and one of the last pieces of news was on how violent solar storms "could" cause damage to "some" satellites, affecting GPS accuracy. At no point did they mention the power grid. Do you think they are withholding info from the unwashed masses? The scientist interviewed also failed to mention anything, though if she did it would probably just get cut out.
that because they have it all in hand dont worry keep paying your taxs and they will sort it
oh shit time to worry
RE: BBC News on Solar Storms - NorthernRaider - 11 October 2012
Thats exactly what happened to Vancouver in the 80s, A CME created a EMP surge that came down the EM field near the north pole and toasted Vancouver in mid winter.